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19 Jul 2007, 14:37
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Don't let this thread freak you out, typically the GMATPrep scores are very accurate. I just think I took them too many times and by getting some repeat questions, I was under the false impression that my score really was a 690. Getting 4 or 5 repeat questions makes a huge difference if you can remember the answer and solve them in 10 seconds.
I also think I got a bit unlucky (but that's not a good excuse) by getting alot of questions in my quant that were my weak spots. What you should take away from the thread is that you CAN'T be weak in any part of the quant or verbal. Understand all concepts, don't rely on luck because you can see what happens.
As long as you are practicing your timing and fix all your weaknesses, you will be fine.
I don't really get nervous during these exams, you can only do your best and you really don't have time to get nervous. Before you know it, the exam is over.
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19 Jul 2007, 17:10
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Thanks for helping! I'm definitely less nervous now.
I did notice that every time I take it, the time goes by SO fast and you never really feel that a few hours have gone by, other than your brain being tired. Now I just need to work in my AWA into my practices.
I did notice that every time I take it, the time goes by SO fast and you never really feel that a few hours have gone by, other than your brain being tired. Now I just need to work in my AWA into my practices.
20 Jul 2007, 00:59
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Time is an important factor to get a good GMAT score.
Try it next time when you can put in more time.
Try it next time when you can put in more time.
